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"AI will likely be used more and more to assess quality and costs of legal advisers,” says Paul Hastings' AI co-chair Sarah Pearce. It follows a recent trend that has seen banks and corporates using AI to assemble their legal panels.
July 08, 2019 at 06:36 AM
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As technology continues to gain traction in the legal market, law firms and in-house departments are investing increasing amounts of their money and trust in the intelligence of machines. And there is an emerging technological development that may have significance for legal panel selections.
In conversations with Legal Week, several legal professionals said they are beginning to see clients experiment with AI to choose legal advisers and delegate work.
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